I had a friend say to me this morning “I’m finding myself fearful of things that haven’t even happened yet.” Yes, for even the most optimistic people, 2020 is doing a number on us. It seems as if every day something else is happening in our world – wildfires, protests, racial tension and deaths from […]
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I’m an avid reader. I usually have several books I’m reading at the same time. One is always my easy night reading, some fiction that doesn’t require me to think. In the morning it’s usually a non-fiction about self-improvement, spirituality or business. I find myself searching right now for a book that will help me […]
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Women are incredible at taking care of everyone’s needs. Sick kid, needy friend, busy spouse and aging parents – we’re there to heal, listen and support. But in the midst of caring for everyone, our own needs go unmet. Sometimes we’re aware of our feelings of sadness and frustration that our desires are unfulfilled but […]
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How often do you find yourself wishing you had the courage to start a new career or end a relationship that’s not fulfilling but can’t seem to do it. Change doesn’t have to be scary – it can be exactly what you need to finally be happy! If you’re ready to do it but not […]
I’m no different than you. I look at people on the street and wonder what their life story is. Not one of us is immune to heartbreak, stress, loss and major struggles. Show me someone that is, and I’ll show you a liar. But one thing that might be a bit different is that I’ve […]
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August is almost here, which means that move-in time for college students is quickly approaching. Leaving for college can be stressful, especially when it’s your first time, as you’re flooded with lists stacked with items you’re supposed to bring and textbooks you’ll need to buy. To make it easier, we’ve compiled a list of five must-haves for any college freshman or college student in general who’s heading back to school this fall.
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With the past few weeks being filled with high school graduations, students and parents alike are realizing that the inevitable fall semester is arriving faster than they expected. However, in light of the coronavirus pandemic, it appears that colleges and universities will be making changes to adjust to what we’ve begun to know as the “new normal”. Below are five items that I think any and every college student could benefit from having on the new versions of their campuses.
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’ll admit, even though I feel like I’m in my 30’s, the reality is I’m smack dab in midlife and health issues I would have never considered before should now be more in the forefront of my mind. Yes, I eat healthy, work out and get regular mammograms.
Twenty-three years ago, when my baby died from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome I thought my world would crash down around me. How do you survive the death of your baby? Somehow I did. As the saying goes, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. And that was certainly everyone’s opinion of me -that I must […]
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Let’s face it – most women are pleasers. We grew up playing with baby dolls and being “mommy.” We are taught to be caregivers for everyone. Our parents wanted us to “dress appropriately” and “act like a lady.” In school our grades reflected whether we got along well with others and followed instructions. In short, […]
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How to deal with fear and uncertainty in 2020
I had a friend say to me this morning “I’m finding myself fearful of things that haven’t even happened yet.” Yes, for even the most optimistic people, 2020 is doing a number on us. It seems as if every day something else is happening in our world – wildfires, protests, racial tension and deaths from […]
How do you prepare when your friend is dying?
I’m an avid reader. I usually have several books I’m reading at the same time. One is always my easy night reading, some fiction that doesn’t require me to think. In the morning it’s usually a non-fiction about self-improvement, spirituality or business. I find myself searching right now for a book that will help me […]
3 Steps for Women to Refocus on Their Own Happiness
Women are incredible at taking care of everyone’s needs. Sick kid, needy friend, busy spouse and aging parents – we’re there to heal, listen and support. But in the midst of caring for everyone, our own needs go unmet. Sometimes we’re aware of our feelings of sadness and frustration that our desires are unfulfilled but […]
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How often do you find yourself wishing you had the courage to start a new career or end a relationship that’s not fulfilling but can’t seem to do it. Change doesn’t have to be scary – it can be exactly what you need to finally be happy! If you’re ready to do it but not […]
Five Questions to Ask Yourself to Become Happier
I’m no different than you. I look at people on the street and wonder what their life story is. Not one of us is immune to heartbreak, stress, loss and major struggles. Show me someone that is, and I’ll show you a liar. But one thing that might be a bit different is that I’ve […]
5-Things Every College Student Needs
August is almost here, which means that move-in time for college students is quickly approaching. Leaving for college can be stressful, especially when it’s your first time, as you’re flooded with lists stacked with items you’re supposed to bring and textbooks you’ll need to buy. To make it easier, we’ve compiled a list of five must-haves for any college freshman or college student in general who’s heading back to school this fall.
5 COVID related things to take to college this Fall
With the past few weeks being filled with high school graduations, students and parents alike are realizing that the inevitable fall semester is arriving faster than they expected. However, in light of the coronavirus pandemic, it appears that colleges and universities will be making changes to adjust to what we’ve begun to know as the “new normal”. Below are five items that I think any and every college student could benefit from having on the new versions of their campuses.
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’ll admit, even though I feel like I’m in my 30’s, the reality is I’m smack dab in midlife and health issues I would have never considered before should now be more in the forefront of my mind. Yes, I eat healthy, work out and get regular mammograms.
Are You Resilient or Vulnerable? Here’s Why You Need to be Both.
Twenty-three years ago, when my baby died from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome I thought my world would crash down around me. How do you survive the death of your baby? Somehow I did. As the saying goes, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. And that was certainly everyone’s opinion of me -that I must […]
You have the right to be a b&*ch
Let’s face it – most women are pleasers. We grew up playing with baby dolls and being “mommy.” We are taught to be caregivers for everyone. Our parents wanted us to “dress appropriately” and “act like a lady.” In school our grades reflected whether we got along well with others and followed instructions. In short, […]